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Gordon von Steiner photographs for GQ the sexiest women spotted in the streets of New York during this year's Fashion Week.
A $4 dollar umbrella has never looked so good.
Another reason why biking is better than driving.
Every women's favorite accessory.
It is indisputable that a slim pencil skirt with a plain white top is the most perfect attire on a woman (to wear in public).
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Before the sweaters and Jell-O, Bill Cosby was one cool looking dude.
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This hat that a fruity Anna Dello Russo is wearing during this year's New York Fashion Week hat is absolutely bananas.
Amar'e Stoudemire was Anna Wintour's guest at the Tommy Hilfiger show during this year's New York Fashion Week. Maybe LeBron made the right decision after all...
Stephanie Syjuco's "Counterfeit Crochet Project" is an ongoing collaborative project that uses the kitschy medium of crocheting to make statements on issues of piracy, capitalism, and conspicuous consumption.
The September issue of Vogue Italia features a 3D editorial spread starring Miranda Kerr. BETTER THAN AVATAR.
Another great photo of director Akira Kurosawa looking so damn rad (previously).
Remember the blazing auto-lacing Nike sneakers from "Back to the Future 2" (pictured above)? Well, sneaker freaks unearthed a patent submitted by Nike that looks an awful lot like the ones worn by Marty McFly. The film was set in 2015 too, which makes the timing pretty damn suspicious. These might be a pair worth waiting in line for. Click the above link for more scans of the patent application.
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Funny illustration by designer and artist David Schwen.
By looks of this look, Mugatu is still pushing his homeless inspired look "Derelicte" at this year's Copenhagen Fashion Week, which starred a mile-long, hot pink catwalk.
And yes, I will continue referencing Zoolander until the Internet runs out of batteries.
In celebration of the 60th anniversary of Charlie Brown and the gang, Peanuts teamed up with Lacoste's croc. Available in UK only.
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Hermes' $130 coloring book. Filed under "Unnecessary."
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This watch is so rad.
The story goes that a Cesar DeTray, a wealthy businessman and friend of Jacques-David LeCoultre, grandson of the company’s founder, approached the watchmaker with the type of problem that is unique to the idle rich. He has been playing a great deal of polo with British officers stationed in India, a needed a timepiece that would be able to withstand a strike from an errant mallet. LeCoultre’s referred the request to his lead designer Alfred Chauvot, who devised a tank shaped watch with a swiveling case that could be flipped around without removing the watch, exposing instead a thick pane of solid gold that safely encased the watch’s inner workings.
Polish model Anja Rubik. She is also the yogi of Nintendo's game Wii Yoga.
8Asians noticed that in this recent Neiman Marcus email "Back2Cool" (I see what you did there) promotion, the (white) cool kids are giving the cold shoulder to the Asian girl.
Who the fuck does that blond mean girl think she is? Too much attitude at that age isn't good for anyone.
I think I feel confident in saying that I would look fantastic in this hat. The Ampal Creative's Draper porkpie hat also comes in heather grey. $58.
Jeff: I recommend this hat while you're walking through Harvard Yard.
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This Junya Watanabe scarf at